Tag: age-friendly-cities
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Important Things to Do if You Move Across Canada
After moving to a new province in Canada, it’s crucial to update your will according to local estate laws, adjust your driver’s license, and change your bank account details. Additionally, consider property tax deferment eligibility and find a family doctor through local resources. Connecting with community groups can help establish a support network.
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Seniors’ Social Clubs & Activities Across BC
Seniors across BC have a large number of social clubs and seniors activities available to them. Retire BC provides a list of some of these local groups. Non-profit associations usually provide free or low cost activities to help seniors maintain social interactions and make friends with other seniors in their area.
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Chilliwack Voted Best Place in Canada for Quality of Life
British Columbia is home to many stunning cities rich in history and culture. Chilliwack stands out as a hidden gem, recently voted as one of Canada’s top spots for quality of life. With charming streets, local produce, and a strong community spirit, it’s an ideal choice for seniors considering relocation.
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BC Medical Services Plan (MSP): Extra Coverage Eligibility
The Province of British Columbia provides financial assistance for some medical services not currently covered by MSP. To qualify you must meet certain criteria. Service which can be supplemented: The service must have been delivered in BC. MSP contributes $23 per visit for a total annual limit of 10 visits each calendar year. The service…
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Tips for Seniors buying a condo
As we age, our perspectives change, using doorknobs and stairs become painful, elevators and nearby amenities grow in importance. Below are some key considerations for seniors when buying a condo: Elevators: Recent news in White Rock brought this issue to life. A 7-storey condo with a broken elevator over several weeks left some residents stranded…
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